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Chief of Staff Overview

• The Chief of Staff role supports the CEO and COO in strategic and operational initiatives.
• Facilitate organizational complexity management, ensuring streamlined execution of business objectives.
• Collaborate on establishing a U.S. banking entity to drive valuation growth.
• Lead strategic projects and initiatives, providing independent analysis and recommendations.
• Support exit processes by maintaining data room narratives and connecting operational progress to strategy.
• Represent the CEO in executive committee meetings, ensuring alignment and decision-making efficiency.
• Draft CEO communications for internal and external stakeholders, reflecting authentic leadership voice.
• Contribute to organizational restructuring, compensation plan rationalization, and commercial expansion analysis.
• Work in a fast-paced, confidential, and high-pressure environment requiring strategic judgment.

Chief of Staff Key Responsibilities & Duties

• Own the executive committee operating calendar, ensuring alignment and execution of leadership forums.
• Prepare and quality-control board materials and investor-facing presentations for the CEO’s office.
• Coordinate cross-functional workstreams for the U.S. banking charter build and operational readiness.
• Lead CEO-sponsored projects, establishing deliverables, timelines, and accountability for initiatives.
• Develop independent analysis and recommendations for strategic decision-making.
• Support exit processes by connecting operational progress to broader business strategy.
• Draft CEO communications for executive committee, employees, and investor audiences.
• Ensure strict confidentiality across sensitive strategic, commercial, and personnel-related initiatives.
• Represent the CEO in select meetings, communicating positions and escalating decisions.

Chief of Staff Job Requirements

• MBA from a top-tier program or equivalent professional capability.
• 2–5 years post-MBA experience in strategy consulting, investment banking, or private equity.
• Demonstrated ability to develop structured analysis from ambiguous assignments.
• Comfortable operating in high-pressure, confidential, and fast-moving environments.
• Authorized to work in the United States without sponsorship requirements.
• Prior exposure to financial services, payments, foreign exchange, or banking regulatory environments preferred.
• Experience supporting M&A transactions, exits, or vendor due diligence processes preferred.
• Demonstrated ability to represent senior executives in meetings and make decisions within delegated authority.
• Strong analytical and strategic judgment skills for independent decision-making.